The Shiv Sena forged an alliance with the BJP in Maharashtra after there was an agreement to share the chief minister’s post, senior Sena minister Ramdas Kadam said Wednesday. The Sena leader said if the BJP did not wish to fulfil its commitment, it was free to break the pre-poll alliance immediately.
“The Sena-BJP pact has been agreed on two major conditions. One was scrapping the Nanar refinery project in Konkan area and the other was sharing the chief minister’s post for half-terms each,” Kadam told reporters.